subagent-driven-development

To execute independent plan tasks using subagents, you provide an implementation plan and the system dispatches a fresh subagent for each task to isolate context and accelerate execution within the current session.

Two-stage review for task orchestration works by executing a spec compliance review first, followed immediately by a code quality review, ensuring each dispatched task meets requirements before signaling final completion.

The best way to handle multi-task implementation flows with iterative reviews is dispatching fresh subagents per task, which isolates execution context and enables automatic completion signaling for faster iteration.

Subagent-driven plan execution reduces coordination overhead for independent tasks by dispatching fresh subagents within the current session, isolating task context to accelerate iteration without manual management.

You should not use fresh subagents for multi-task plan execution when tasks are highly interdependent, because this approach is designed for largely independent tasks that require isolated context and iterative reviews.

Yes, you need to provide an implementation plan to start dispatching subagents, as the system uses it to orchestrate multi-task execution, trigger two-stage reviews, and signal final completion automatically.